Californian technology executive Dan O’Dowdin a recent tweet dogecoinand claimed that the famous meme coin was a “scam” backed by Elon Musk.
O’Dowd focused on a key issue in a Senate nomination campaign he participated in, raising the issue of banning Tesla’s autonomous vehicles.
The CEO of Green Hills Software is personally funding a series of campaign ads targeting the largest electric car manufacturer.
O’Dowd could not achieve the success he wanted in the Senate elections he attended and lost the seat to Alex Padilla. However, despite the defeat of the CEO, he continued his campaigns against Tesla and Elon Musk.
Koinfinans.com As reported by Dowd-owned safe tech advocacy group Dawn Project, recently released a safety test showing that a Tesla car crashed into a child-sized dummy several times. O’Dowd claims that Tesla’s technology poses a threat to “all Americans.”
Tesla supporters disputed claims that FSD technology was never activated during the crash in the latest crash test. Musk harshly criticized the media for reporting on the “deception video”. O’Dowd continued to defend the test, claiming that the raw video he posted clearly showed the FSD undergoing multiple tests.
As it will be remembered, the plaintiffs who defined Dogecoin as a ponzi scheme last June filed a $258 billion lawsuit against Elon Musk. This case did not harm the relationship between Elon Musk and DOGE. Musk still defends DOGE.
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